Amarillo Santa Fe Enter Tourney with Eight Clubs Signed
Eight teams have posted entry for a large baseball tournament next week. Amarillo Santa Fe and Ban Joe from New Mexico will bring strong squads with players from several City League teams. Stratford and Shamrock aim to enter. two games open the event at Metro Park Sunday, with managers meeting Saturday night to set rules and pairings.
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News-Globe
Indians Regain Western League Lead In Shutout
Kansas City Aug. 16 Warling pitched a shutout as the Indians beat Tulsa 6 0 to move back into first place while Denver topped Tulsa 4 to 1 and Oklahoma City fell in front. Koreny doubled and scored Omaha’s run in their 3 2 win over Amarillo. Des Moines erupted for 11 first inning runs and crushed Wichita 14 to 0 on twelve hits.
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Local social notes from the week in town
Mr and Mrs M P Henderson spent the past week at Mise Tenne to Duke and have returned from a vacation. Several residents including Miss Birdie Curd Texlee and Miss Geneva Landers returned from Dallas and Paris trips. Others travel for business and visits to Dallas Carlsbad Muleshoe and Wellington Kansas lifting family connections and shopping.
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Gaineville
Fred Determan
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Communities embrace research methods in Massachusetts
AISCIA News Service reports communities in Massachusetts adopt research methods once limited to academic and business labs. The move aims to improve local planning and policy decisions across the state.
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Diamond Dope AMARILIO at Orosha
Odds and matchups listed include Wichita at Des Moines Tuten at Denver and Oklahoma City at Purble with an American League Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia and Rt. Louie at Washington plus Cleveland at Boston National League New York at Chicago Beaton at Bt. Louie Brooklyn at Pittaburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati and tense League Fort Worth at Wichita Falls Dating at Shreveport San Antonio at Houston and Wace at Beaumont.
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Yesterday's Results Across Leagues Brief Roundup
Western League saw Omaha edge Chicago 4 2 and Des Moines beat Tate 0 while Denver won 4 2. New York topped Detroit 6 8 and Philadelphia beat Cleveland 7 4. Texas League scores include Wichita Falls 14 Fort Worth 6 and Shreveport 12 Dallas 2. Pacific Coast matches Portland 2 Oakland 0 and San Francisco 14 Sos Angeles 1. Southern Association Memphis 4 1 Nashville and Mobile 6 Little Rock 2. Louisville 33 Minneapolis 2 4. Columbus 7 Milwaukee 14.
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Contractor Provides Pallbearer Reward
Chicago report says Herman Kanwinsser a retired contractor of Valparaiso Indiana left a 1918 will with odd bequests. He set aside ten dollars a pallbearer a half gallon of beer and a box of cigars for pallbearers and others who aided him. The will provides $25 a day for city needy after bequests to relatives and total estate gifts.
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Harvard survey to standardize traffic lights and signs
The Albert Russell Erskine Bureau for Street Traffic regulation of Harvard University conducts a survey to implement uniform traffic lights signs regulations and markings across campus and city streets.
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Harvard University
Tilden Defeated as Pro Concerns Cloud Tennis Legacy
At Rye and New Rochelle events yesterday William Tilden failed to impress losing in straight sets to Fritz Merenr and did not slide into the East West matches due to amateur status fears. Frank Hunter fell to Berkeley Bell as Davis Cup prospects dimmed and the US teams faced reshaping amid professional controversy.
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Ray and Osborn Sweep Tailteann Games Wins
The Irish Tailteann games opened with American athletes dominant. Joie Ray won the marathon from Movon to Dublin in 2 hours 31 minutes 24.25 seconds. Harold M Osborn of Illinois A C retained his two titles in high jump and standing broad jump.
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Shreveport and San Antonio Reach Southwest Baseball Final
Shreveport will face San Antonio in the Southwest region junior baseball series final set for today. Shreveport defeated its semifinal opponent to advance, with both teams competing for the championship sponsored by the American Legion in Fort Worth.
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Shreveport
San Antonio
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Cards Lead as Mackmen, Yankees Falter in NL Race
The Cardinals widened their NL lead to 3 1/2 games after beating the Braves 7 to 3 while the Yankees lost again. The Athletics won by 6 to 3 over Detroit as Babe Ruth belted his 45th homer. Cincinnati swept Philadelphia 11 to 4 and Brooklyn halted its losing streak 6 to 5.
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Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
Key leaders through August 15 include National batting Hornsby Braves .380 and American Goslin Senators .383. Ruth Yankees leads runs with 123, Ruth Gehrig Yankees 108 RBIs, Monash Browns 172 hits, Ruth homers 45, Hoyt Yankees 14 3 pitching, Benton Giants 19 4.
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Tunney Sails to Europe on Mauretania with Notables
Gene Tunney sails from New York on the Mauretania at 5 p.m. for a European walking tour with Thornton Wilder. Reports say JP Morgan and his family are aboard, and heiress Mary Josephine Lauder may bid him farewell after a recent engagement announcement.
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Risko Foul Costs Victory in Ebbets Field Bout
Johnny Risko was disqualified in the sixth round for a groin blow to Roberti at Ebbets Field. The Italian giant toppled and later revived, while Risko protested the ruling as the crowd of 22 500 booed the unexpected finish of a potentially great heavyweight matchup.
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George Godfrey
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Blytheville routs in five innings as San Antonio tops Oklahoma City
Blytheville, Arkansas posted a 24 to 3 five inning victory while San Antonio defeated Oklahoma City 8 to 5 in another game.
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Arkansas
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Bambino Closes Gap to Record Pace in Yankees Win
Babe Ruth vaulted toward last season’s homer pace by hitting his 45th of the year off Red Faber in the fourth inning as the Yankees defeated the White Sox. He was eighteen games and nine homers short of last year’s mark with forty more days of play remaining.
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Australians Defeat Canadian Netsters in Davis Cup Exh
Australian Davis Cup players defeated Canada four matches to one in an exhibition series ending yesterday in Montreal. Australia won three singles and one doubles, while Canada secured only one singles win. A second doubles match ended in a draw when darkness halted play.
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Two Americans Survive Canadian Amateur Golf Second Round
In Montreal yesterday four Americans started the Canadian amateur golf championship and only two progressed to the quarter finals. Five Ontario players, two Americans, and one western Canadian remain in contention.
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Montreal
Ontario
Big Bats Pile Up Scores In Texas League
The Texas league saw heavy scoring as Wichita Falls extended its lead with a seventeenth straight win and Shreveport reached ten. Fort Worth fell 14 to 6 as Jenkins hit two home runs. Dallas batted around for 13 runs after the sixth. Beaumont edged Waco 8 to 7 in twelve innings on Pratt’s homer. Houston lost again as San Antonio won 10 to 2.
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San Antonio
Houston
Shreveport
Dallas
Waco
Beaumont
Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Spuds
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Swenson
Lamb
Bischoff
Texarkana Seals Lone Star Half Title With Win
Texarkana clinches the second half Lone Star League championship by defeating Corsicana while Mexia beats Tyler. Texarkana leads by four and a half games with four left on the schedule. one more win or a Tyler loss secures the title. The half-season champions meet Palestine for the league title and the chance to face West Texas League winners for Class D.
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Mexia
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